The DGS-1100 MP Series is a range of switches designed to meet the requirements of small, medium, and enterprise businesses. The DGS-1100 MP Series provides support for Power over Ethernet (PoE), reducing deployment time for IP cameras, VoIP phones, and access points. The switches support IEEE 802.3af and 802.3at, providing up to 30 watts per port. Extended PoE budget, as a common requirement for outdoor and Pan Tilt Zoom (PTZ) cameras, an automatic Surveillance VLAN, video traffic prioritisation and 6 kV surge protection make the DGS-1100 MP Series ideal for IP surveillance deployments. A user friendly interface, a range of diagnostic and troubleshooting tools, and energy efficient technologies provide a flexible solution to your surveillance requirements.
 

Easy to Deploy
An interactive setup wizard removes the complexity from installing the switch for the first time. It allows you to choose the web interface mode (Standard or Surveillance), the IP address allocation method (static or DHCP), and the administrator username and password. This completes the initial setup of the switch and automatically configures features such as Loop Detection, DHCP Snooping, SNMP and Surveillance VLAN. An informative quick start guide shows you how to use the network diagram, and a network overview is displayed on the next page. D-Link and 3rd party devices are automatically detected and shown on the network overview page for easy administration.
 

Surveillance Traffic Optimization
The DGS-1100 MP Series supports the automatic Surveillance VLAN feature. This automatically detects surveillance devices and puts them into the Surveillance VLAN, segmenting their traffic from the rest of the network. The ensures security of the data, but also gives the traffic a higher priority through the switch, reducing the chances of the video freezing or being delayed on live streams. A single switch can be used for both surveillance and data networks, removing the need for dedicated surveillance hardware and reducing maintenance costs.
Intuitive Web Interface
A redesigned Surveillance interface makes surveillance features more accessible than ever. The choice between Standard and Surveillance modes can be made during switch set up, allowing the user to choose the interface that best suits their requirements. A network overview shows which devices are connected to which ports, and ONVIF device support allows the switch to recognize both D-Link and 3rd party IP cameras and Network Video Recorders (NVRs). With monitoring, management, and troubleshooting tools built into a single interface, the DGS-1100 MP Series provides everything you need to manage your surveillance network.
 

Maximum Reliability
The DGS-1100 MP Series features 6 kV surge protection on all PoE ports to help prevent damage to the network caused by power surges and lightning strikes. Faulty electrical cabling, faulty network cabling, and lightning strikes can cause damage to the switch and connected devices. In-built surge protection of up to 6 kV can limit the damage to the switch from both indoor and outdoor devices and network connections. This increases network reliability, reduces repair costs and removes the need for replacement hardware in the event of an electrical surge or lightning strike.
 

Easy Troubleshooting
The DGS-1100 MP/ Series features Loopback Detection and Cable Diagnostics to help network administrators find and solve network problems quickly and easily. Loopback Detection detects loops in the network, where multiple devices have been connected to each other and there is a forwarding loop. The switch will identify the port causing the loop and shut the affected port down to avoid network instability. Cable Diagnostics can be used to remotely test the quality of copper cables, recognize the cable type, and detect cable errors.
 

PoE Support
The DGS-1100 MP Series provides support for Power over Ethernet (PoE), reducing deployment time for IP cameras, VoIP phones, and access points. The DGS-1100 MP Series support IEEE 802.3af and 802.3at PoE standards, providing up to 30 watts per port. This, combined with high power budgets, ensure all of your critical surveillance infrastructure can be powered from a single switch.